Este Surgery/ 6200 Graft (3000+3200)/ Age 36/ 02/02/2021
Greetings . . . October front zone 3000 hill 3200 in the form of 2 days took place. The front line channel opening the process of opening all the remaining operations Murat Bey and his team. The front line was drawn according to my own facial line. On the first day, around 3000 grafts were taken from the right, they said that most of the grafts were double. My hair is fine and wavy. The front zone was planted 3000. The first day the operation lasted up to 8 hours, I waited for an extra 1 hour for the channel opening was a busy day. The next day the operation lasted 6. 5 hours 3200 graft hill was planted.
I did not experience any pain during and after the operations at the time of anesthesia. I could not sleep on the days of the operation until the morning was intense overheating I drank plenty of water. Light swelling was probably the journey and standing on the third day. They gave sampuan and lotion for edema, painkillers, antibiotics and first washing.
I was very pleased with the operation team (October chief Murat Bey, Mevlüde Hanım, Muhammad, Şahin, Özkan Beyler) I had a good impression in terms of interest and professionalism.
The clinical grandchildren is a very stylish place in the center. There are 3-4 teams of hair transplantation, I think it is a place where many different aesthetic operations are performed. I did it easily with a municipal bus from the airport. I was very pleased with the hotel close to the clinic. I thought the PRP application was made standard during the operation, but unfortunately I paid an extra fee of 500 pounds.
I decided on the advice of an acquaintance instead of October, but when I decided, I got the shares on this site. I would like to thank the site management of Sacimisonuclari. com. I know how to share after taking advantage of the site as a debt.
The day of operation and my impressions are my friends like this. I am waiting for your positive negative valuable comments and contributions about my sharing and process.
